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Lord Tweedsmiur Panther Michelle Clarke drives past Elgin Park Orca Leena Walia duringsemi-final action Thursday at the Surrey Firefighters Goodwill Classic in Cloverdale. The LordTweedsmuir Panthers knocked off the defending champs 56-49, to advance to the finals, wherethey lost to Holy Cross on Saturday. See full story on page 12. ❚PHOTO/Lisa King/For the Now

SURREY – A candlelightvigil was held Sunday nightafter the death Saturday ofone of a pair of twin girlsinjured in a Surrey apart-ment fire on Jan. 4.

The vigil was aimed atsupporting the family ofAva Elizabeth Keddie, whodied in B.C. Children’sHospital in Vancouverearly Saturday morning.

The B.C. Coroner’sService had advisedpolice that Ava Keddiesuccumbed to her injur-ies shortly after midnight,Surrey RCMP Cpl. DrewGrainger said in a newsrelease. Her twin sisterSamantha was in criticalbut stable condition, RCMPsaid Saturday.

On Thursday, Graingerhad said the conditionof the two girls had beenupgraded to “serious butstable.” Both girls sufferedburns to 30 per cent oftheir bodies.

The two 20-month-olds were rescued by theirneighbours, brothers Simonand Matt Gallant, who liveacross the hall in the apart-ment building in the 9500-block of 127th Avenue inthe Cedar Hills neighbour-hood.

It is believed the firebroke out when a lampfell on the bed, igniting theblankets in the bedroomwhere the girls were, saidSurrey Deputy Fire ChiefJon Caviglia.

– Postmedia News

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Vigil heldfor twinwho diedafter fire

SIMON GALLANT

SURREY – Staff andstudents at Adams RoadElementary are celebratingthe New Year in a specialway – the opening of theirnew school.

The Cloverdale-areaschool named afterGertrude Adams, a Surreynewspaper reporter in the1930s, opened on Monday.

“It’s wonderful, every-one’s here and happy,” saidprincipal Joanne Berka.

“We got right to work.”Adams Road Elementary

began operating as a schoolin September 2010 in port-able classrooms on thegrounds of Don ChristianElementary and one wingof the school. The twoschools shared the gym andlibrary.

The new school, a two-storey building with greenfeatures, is a wireless cam-pus with the latest technol-ogy that includes comput-ers in every classroom andsmart-boards.

The school site featuresan all-weather playing fieldand play area, and thelucky students will also getto use the grass soccer fieldand baseball diamond atthe adjacent park.

The school has 262 stu-dents from kindergarten toGrade 7.

For now, Adams RoadElementary has a couple ofclassrooms to spare, but asit’s located in rapidly grow-ing east Cloverdale, an areathat is attracting youngfamilies, those classroomslikely won’t be empty forlong.

The school was slated tohost tours Monday night tocelebrate the opening.

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Kids, staffcelebrateschool’sopening

Marisa BABICStaff Reporter

JOANNE BERKA/“It’s wonderful, every-one’s here and happy.We got right to work.”

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LANGLEY – Firefighter Ron Dunkley has died twomonths after being struck by a train while on a trip toWashington State.

The Langley City firefighter died on Tuesday eveningjust before 6 p.m., said deputy fire chief Pete Methot.Dunkley was surrounded by family and friends at thetime.

Dunkley was on a brief vacation to Seattle when hewas walking near some train tracks on Nov. 6. He washit and dragged by a train, and had been in a hospitalever since.

“We’re going to miss this guy terribly,” Methot said.“He was sure a lot of fun to be around.”

– Langley Advance

Firefighter passes away❚RICHMOND

RICHMOND – A Richmond man and woman werefound dead in a local hotel room on Saturday night.

The pair, both in their 50s, suffered some formof trauma, according to police; however, RichmondRCMP have said they are not looking for anyone elsein connection with the murders.

Police are remaining tight-lipped about the identityof the couple and the location; however, media reportssaid staff at the Hampton Inn on Bridgeport Road con-firmed that the bodies were found there.

Next of kin have been notified but the names of thedead are being withheld at the request of the families.Their relationship has not been released.

– Richmond News

Couple found dead in hotel❚NEW WESTMINSTER

NEW WESTMINSTER – After 13 years in the RoyalCity, the last 10-and-a-half as the city’s top cop, ChiefConst. Lorne Zapotichny has announced he’ll be retiring,effective Feb. 28.

Zapotichny joined the New Westminster Police Servicein February 1998 and was sworn in as Chief Constable inAugust 2000.

Prior to coming to the Royal City, Zapotichny servedfor 30 years with the RCMP, including being officer-in-charge of the 160-member Coquitlam/Port Coquitlamdetachment.

The New Westminster police board will announce asuccession plan in the next month.

– Royal City Record

Top cop turns in his badge

SURREY – Wet and cold weather has delayed con-struction of the city’s flagship library in Whalley.

Construction on the $30-million library designed byinternationally renown architect Bing Thom started inthe first week of March 2010.

But despite the best efforts by the project team tomeet the original March 31, 2011 deadline for “sub-stantial completion of the project, the project schedulehas slipped slightly,” says a city staff report.

Funding for the project is split between the three lev-els of government with the $10-million grant from thefeds, part of the Infrastructure Stimulus Fund, subjectto the project completion date of March 31, 2011.

As a result, the city will be applying for a one-timeextension of the deadline. The federal government hasannounced a one-time extension from March 31, 2011to Oct. 31, 2011 to the construction deadline for pro-jects under the economic stimulus program.

– The Now

DELTA – EdgarDunning wasn’tthere in person buthe was certainly there in spirit as alarge crowd gathered Friday to cele-brate the grand opening of the DeltaArchives and Edgar Dunning ReadingRoom.

Located on the ground floorof the former courthouse next tomunicipal hall in Ladner, the newfacility provides state-of-the-art stor-age of Delta’s historic documentsand photos. The climate-controlledenvironment will house municipalmaterials as well as those belongingto the Delta Museum and ArchivesSociety.

The facility was named in part tohonour Dunning, one of the foundingmembers of the museum society andits first president. The former DeltaOptimist editor and publisher, regard-ed as Delta’s most trusted storyteller,passed away last fall so didn’t getthe chance to see the opening of thefacility that bears his name.

Family members as well as manydignitaries and civic and provincialofficials were on hand for the grandopening on what would have beenDunning’s 101st birthday.

Several council members, includ-ing Mayor Lois Jackson, got into thespirit by wearing costumes from yes-teryear.

Parks and recreation director KenKuntz, who doubled as master ofceremonies in a fancy suit with tophat, said a modern archives facilityhad long been talked about.

The public archives was made areality thanks to joint federal andprovincial funding for “shovel ready”projects last year. The $675,000 pro-ject saw $450,000 come from theProvincial/Federal InfrastructureStimulus Fund, while the remaining$225,000 was paid by Delta.

B.C. Sport and CulturalDevelopment Minister StephanieCadieux told the audience the projectwould serve the community for manyyears to come.

Jackson said the stimulus fundingenabled Delta to build a “first-classfacility that will house key documentsvital to the preservation of Delta’slong, rich history.”

Delta Museum and ArchivesSociety president Claudette Haywardsaid the archives is a “tremendouscollaboration” between Delta and hersociety.

Hayward, who knew Dunning for45 years, then presented an old book,recently donated by longtime residentTony Wideski, which has the min-utes of the very first meeting of Deltacouncil held on Jan. 12, 1880, as wellas meetings through to March 1887.Jackson read a few hand-writtenparagraphs on what transpired at thatfirst meeting so long ago.

Wideski told the Optimist he hadthe book in storage for over 40 years,having received it from someone whoworked for the Optimist long ago.

“It’s a long story,” he quippedwhen asked about the history of thebook.

Delta MayorLois Jackson(left) andDelta Museumand ArchivesSociety pres-ident ClaudetteHayward proudlyshow off adonated bookcontaining theminutes of thevery first Deltacouncil meet-ing in the late1800s. Jacksonread some of themeeting minutesduring the grandopening of theDelta Archivesand EdgarDunning ReadingRoom Friday.

LANGLEY – The shed was in arustic setting but the grow-op was asophisticated set up.

Surrey RCMP busted a marijuana grow operation inan outbuilding on rural property in the 23400-block of16th Avenue in Langley Thursday. Police seized about600 plants along with two shotguns and one rifle.

Surrey RCMP Cpl. Drew Grainger said the drugsquad also discovered a surprising level of sophistica-tion used in the grow-op.

“Extreme measures were taken to prevent the detec-tion of this operation,” Grainger said Monday.

A large natural gas-fed generator valued at between$80,000 and $100,000 and was allegedly fueled withstolen gas was used to run the operation.

“It was fed by natural gas, which is something that’sunseen typically in marijuana grow operations, and thenatural gas was bypassed... the operation was stealingnatural gas to power the generator.”

To absorb the noise of the generator and the pun-gent scent of marijuana, the suspects had installedseveral commercial-sized air conditioning units andspecialized insulating and venting equipment.

Police estimate the suspects invested about $300,000into the operation.

Four adult men have been arrested, ranging in agefrom mid-30s to 40s.

Police are recommending charges of productionof a controlled substance, possession for the purposeof trafficking along with weapons charges and othersrelating to the theft of natural gas. Anyone with furtherinformation is asked to call the Surrey RCMP at 604-599-0502 or Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIPS.

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❚CRIME/Grow-op bust

‘Extreme measures’ notenough to escape capture

Marisa BABICStaff Reporter

❚SURREY

Weather delays library project

❚DELTA/Delta Archives and Edgar Dunning Reading Room grand opening

Historic items have new digsSandor GYARMATINow Contributor

❚PHOTO/SandorGyarmati

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SURREY – Surrey council plans toexpand its pesticide ban to include condosand townhouses. Council was slated todebate the issue at Monday night’s meet-ing, after the Now’s deadline.

City council enacted a pesticide ban inMay 2010 that prohibits the use of pesti-cides on outdoor trees, shrubs, flowers andother ornamental plants and turf on cityproperty and single-family homes.

Last October, the city’s environmental

advisory committee reviewed the pesticidebylaw and recommended that councilexpand the bylaw to include multiple-family dwellings. Since many condo andtownhouse strata councils contract themaintenance of their grounds to landscapecompanies, a staff report recommendsdelaying final adoption of the bylaw untilMarch, to give landscape contractors timeto adjust to the new rules.

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DELTA – Deltaschool boar chairDale Saip is throw-ing his personalsupport behind Liberal leadershipcandidate Kevin Falcon.

Saip said he supports Falcon’sposition on the issues, includingthe candidate’s proposal to offerfinancial incentives for teachersrecognized for their excellence inthe classroom.

“We’re working really hard inour district of finding new waysof doing things and being innova-tive and I like the idea that some-

one is willing to step outside thetraditional restraints of educationand challenge it,” said Saip.

Falcon recently made a splashon his campaign trail by suggest-ing public school teachers be paidaccording to their teaching skillsand not length of service.

The Liberal leadership hopefulsaid he would push for a merit-based pay system if he becomespremier after his party’s Feb. 26leadership vote. His proposal iscalled a Master Teacher IncentiveProgram.

Noting the same model has

already been implemented inAustralia, Saip said, “Ultimately,you have to look at what is thedesire of parents and what’s goodfor kids. We have to continueto embrace new ideas and lookforward rather than just doingthings the way they have beendone because that’s always beendone that way.”

Susan Lambert, president ofthe B.C. Teachers’ Federation,said recently she was appalledby the Surrey-Cloverdale LiberalMLA’s proposal, noting theLiberal government has under-

mined the education system withinadequate funding for the pastdecade.

First elected in 2001, Falconwas a former health ministerand previously the transporta-tion minister in Premier GordonCampbell’s Liberal govern-ment. He was often the targetfor opponents of the GatewayProgram projects, including theSouth Fraser Perimeter Road.

When he was appointed min-ister of health two years ago, hewasn’t on the hot seat as DeltaHospital was a far less controver-

sial subject compared to earlier inthe decade.

He was on hand last Januaryfor the grand opening of theDelta Hospice Society’s 10-suitehospice residence and centre forsupportive care.

Saip said he believes Falconhas the ability to keep a coalitiontogether and govern the provinceeffectively.

A member of the B.C. Liberals,Saip ran for the party’s nomina-tion in the 1999 Delta South by-election, but was disqualified ona technicality.

❚DELTA/Liberal leadership candidate proposes teachers be paid according to skill level

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The candi-dates for theleadership ofthe B.C. Liberalparty haveoffered a smor-gasbord of poli-cies, althoughnone of themqualifies as anew “big” idea.

But one of the promises putforth by one of the candidates hasthe potential of causing seriousproblems if it’s ever repeated.

I’m referring to George Abbott’spromise to use the upcoming HSTreferendum to also determine thefate of the carbon tax. Setting taxpolicy via a referendum is a bad,bad idea.

If you don’t believe me, checkout what’s going on in places likeCalifornia or Arizona. They arejust two of many states that haveused referendums to greatly ham-per (or even eliminate) the abili-ties of state governments to raisetaxes to meet rising demands forservices.

As a result, states are findingthemselves slashing services insuch areas as K-12 education,post-secondary education, munici-pal services and public sectorwages.

States are teetering on the edgeof bankruptcy, and many havesimply refused to pay creditors (i.e.individuals and companies con-tracted to do work on behalf ofgovernment).

The financial mess south of theborder has much to do with therecent recession, of course, butits roots extend back to the noto-rious Proposition 13 passed byCalifornia voters in the 1970s.

That referendum enshrined instate law a requirement that anynew tax had to have the supportof two-thirds of the electorate ina referendum. In other words, itmade it impossible for a state gov-ernment to raise taxes because thebar was set too high.

Other states have since passed

Abbott’stax policywould bebad for B.C.

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KeithBALDREY

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similar laws and the result is thefinancial meltdown we are seeingtoday. The people most hurt bythis tax revolt are, naturally, themost vulnerable: the poor, the dis-abled and the young.

Tax revolts are tinged with pop-ulism, of course, but they are thephilosophical offspring of right-wing conservativism. Tax measuresshould be set by a governmentduly elected by the people.

Of course, Abbott is not pro-posing anything like Proposition13. But B.C. voters will now havetwo kicks at the anti-tax can, andthat may set a precedent that mayprove seductive to future politi-cians and governments.

As demands for health care,education, higher wages and infra-structure continue to climb, moreand more revenues have to befound – either through taxes oruser-pay models, or spending cutselsewhere.

Many people simply can’t con-nect the dots when it comes totaxes and services. They simplisti-cally think that cutting things likethe salaries of politicians will pro-vide the money to take care of therising demands of society.

So it’s easy for them to simplyand enthusiastically vote “no”in a referendum to any proposalto raise taxes, even while they

demand more and more thingsfrom government.

One of Abbott’s leadershiprivals, Christy Clark, has rightlycalled him on this idea. To hiscredit, Abbott appears to have themost extensive and thoughtful plat-form of any of the candidates.

But if he ultimately wins theleadership, I hope he confines thetax-by-referendum idea to a one-time-only occurrence.

• • •A lot of observers were quick

to write off NDP MLA Harry Lalias a serious leadership candidate,but I think he has the potential tohave a significant impact on therace and on the party’s future aswell.

While I don’t think he stands agood chance of actually winningthe contest, Lali has signaled he’sprepared to play rough and engagein some serious hand-to-handcombat with people.

As a veteran MLA and formercabinet minister, Lali cannot sim-ply be ignored by the party’s hier-archy. In fact, Lali says he wantsto take down what he considers tobe the “establishment” of the party.

Presumably, he’s referring topeople like party president MoeSihota, provincial secretary JanO’Brien, B.C. Federation of Labourpresident Jim Sinclair, and those

in the NDP caucus who have beencalling the shots for years.

Again, I don’t think he’s goingto necessarily be successful in hisquest, but if he pushes the themehard enough things could get very,very ugly indeed within the NDP.Rather than a so-called healingprocess, the leadership race mayend up being an all-out war pittingfaction against faction.

And perhaps that’s just what theparty needs. A lot of former alliesin the party are now bitter ene-mies, and until they deal with theirinternal demons, they stand littlechance of forming government.

Keith Baldrey is chief politicalcorrespondent for Global [email protected]

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When there’s risks, parents need to be armed with informationThe Editor,

Re: “Coptic churches onalert,” the Now, Jan. 7.

As the mother of a child whoattends the school downstairs atSt. Mary’s Coptic church, I wishthis information had come out alittle sooner, so that as parents,we could have made informeddecisions about our child’sattendance on Friday.

I first heard about the situa-tion while reading news onlineon Wednesday.

I was concerned and spokewith the school, which had heard

nothing at all of the scare or pre-cautions being taken.

I emailed them the articleI’d read. I also called the localRCMP non-emergency numberfor some information. The personI spoke with did not have any.

She put me on hold and cameback to say there is an “aware-ness” of a threat but no detailsand that was that.

I had explained that my childgoes to school at the church,and that the school (which isnot associated with the church)did not know anything about thesituation and I was simply toldthat as a parent, I would needto make my own decision aboutsending my child to school onFriday.

The school, having no otherinformation either, advised they

would “remain alert” and thatwas that.

Thankfully, nothing happened,and the immediate “awareness”can be put to rest.

I don’t believe in living infear, or fear mongering, but I dobelieve that if there is enough ofa threat for police participation,either with warnings or an actualpresence, that all the informationavailable, which does not put fur-ther risk to the situation, shouldbe given to those who might bein the vicinity.

I am surprised that given the

need for “static security” thatSaint Mary Coptic Church dea-con Tony Sourial did not givethe school the information so itcould advise parents.

I would like to think that ifthere was enough concern for apolice presence, then the schoolwould have been made awareso that parents of the studentswould be given enough informa-tion to make an informed deci-sion about whether to send theirchildren to school on that day.

Sharon Hughes, Surrey

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The Editor,Re: “Get lost Bill, and

take that leaf blower withyou,” the Now, Dec. 31.

Ted Colley’s columnwas a truly hilarious pieceof good writing, whichobviously was completelylost on letter writers Arenand Mary van Dyke, whochose to see it as “a viciousslant” of sorts.

There was absolutely nilin that article to get evenremotely upset about.

In fact I thought Colley’suse of words was prettyelegant when referring to“recycled politicians” andVander Zalm was not evenworth recycling – as we allknow!

What is sad is this:people who become sooutrageously fanatic abouttheir religious beliefs thatthey cannot see the for-est for the trees anymoreand any kind of humourbecomes blasphemy ofsome sort. It is called reli-gious nitpicking.

To me and hopefullymany others who enjoyColley’s sense of humour,it would be a sin to stopa worthy column like hisbecause of some trulyintolerant people who havelost all sense of humour.

I suggest the Now’s NewYear’s resolution shouldbe to have more intelligentcolumnists like Ted Colleyproduce some much-need-ed smiles and grins in thisrather miserable world.

To the van Dykes, Isuggest a New Year’sresolution for themselves.Perhaps something like“we shall no longer beintolerant, tunnel-visionedand inappropriately criticalof others who are not fan-atical Christians.”

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The next knife one should pur-chase is a quality serrated knifefor bread cutting. The serratededge will not only produce perfectslices of bread without squashingthe loaf, it also helps in producingextremely thin cuts of fruits andvegetables. A paring knife shouldalso be purchased, because a chef’sknife might be overkill for thosesmall jobs.

These are the three main knivesthat should grace the startingfoundation of your knife collec-tion. From this point on, you canproceed to adding other knivessuch as a carving knife, filet knife,cleaver, vegetable knife, etc.

Most good-quality knives willoffer a full tang, meaning the steelblade will run through the fulllength of the handle as well. Thiswill offer more balance and con-trol. Most importantly, ask ques-tions and ask to handle the knivesto ensure they offer a comfortablecompanionship with your uniquehand. If a retail store is not infor-mative about their products, andwill not allow you to handle them,then take your business to one thatwill.

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Lord Tweedsmuir’s Hillary Janssens (right) watchesas Elgin Park’s Jayne Alexander takes her best shotduring semifinal action of the Surrey FirefightersGoodwill Classic. ❚PHOTO/Lisa King for the Now

The HolyCross Crusadersare bridesmaidsno more after dispatching the LordTweedsmuir Panthers 79-42 in thechampionship game of the 10thannual Surrey Firefighters GoodwillClassic senior girls basketball tourneySaturday.

Holy Cross finally reached thepromised land after falling short inthe finals last year against Elgin Park,a loss preceded by several exits in thesemifinal rounds in the years beforethat.

“It was nice to finally win this tour-nament,” said Holy Cross coach SteveBeauchamp. “This is one of the tour-naments the girls have wanted to winfor a long time. The girls were lookingforward to a potential rematch withElgin but hats off to Lord Tweedsmuirfor playing an inspired game to knockElgin off in the semifinals.”

Ranked fourth among class AAteams in the province, Holy Crossopened the tournament with a 70-26win over Panorama Ridge in theiropener Wednesday. Michele Bos ledthe way with 18 points.

In Thursday’s semifinal round,Holy Cross punched their ticket to thechampionship game with an 83-27win over Fleetwood Park as JeanneineYngreso collected 15 points.

In the other semifinal, LordTweedsmuir knocked off defendingchampion Elgin Park 56-49 to naildown the second finals berth.

When the Panthers and Crusadershooked up in the title game forthe Axe Division Saturday at LordTweedsmuir, Holy Cross used hardwork to overcome the Cats’ noticeableheight advantage.

“Most teams who play us this yearare going to have a size advantageover us so we have to compensate in

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Yngreso led the Crusaders with16 points in the title game, one morethan teammate and tournament MVPTessa Beauchamp. Holy Cross guardJessica Viiladiego was named thetourney’s top defensive player whileLord Tweedsmuir’s Cara Bagry washonoured as the most inspirational.

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In the tournament’s Ladder (B)final, Earl Marriott topped Tamanawis60-50. Earl Marriott’s BriannaBeamish was named the MVP.

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Vees bring Eagles back to earthThe Surrey

Eagles five-game winstreak ended with a thud as thePenticton Vees swept a home-and-home set from the Birds inB.C. Hockey League action lastweekend.

The Interior Division-leadingVees rallied to beat the Eagles4-3 in the Okanagan city Fridaynight before using special teamsto dump the Birds 5-1 at SouthSurrey Arena the following eve-ning.

“The shots were pretty evenboth nights but they found a wayto make the most of their chances,”said Eagles coach Matt Erhart.“Penticton is a very good team andof all the teams in the league, if youturn the puck over or give thema little bit of space, they’ll takeadvantage of it. On the power play

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The two teams hooked up for arematch in Surrey the next nightand this time around the Vees putthe game out of reach by the endof the second period. After kill-ing off a five-minute Eagles powerplay early in the middle frame,Penticton then connected forthree straight power-play goals of

their own to take a 3-1 lead. TheVees added two more goals in thethird period to salt the game away.

“It was just one of those gameswhere the final score wasn’t reallyindicative of the game,” Erhartsaid. “We played really well earlyand had the lead but the differ-ence was really in the secondperiod where we got a five-min-ute power play and they got themomentum. Our big guns didn’tstep up and they’re top guys did.They got the momentum from thatpenalty kill and the next thing weknew, we’re down 3-1.”

Michael Stenerson scored thelone goal for Surrey on a secondperiod power play.

The Eagles hit the road thisweekend for games in PowellRiver (Friday), Nanaimo(Saturday) and Cowichan Valley(Sunday).

Michael BOOTHSports Editor

❚HIGH SCHOOL

Catholic tourney at HolyCross for 24th year

The Holy Cross Crusaders will be the gracious hosts forthe 24th year when the annual B.C. Catholics BasketballChampionships get underway at the Fleetwood school thisweek.

“The tournament started here and Bob DeJulius, BertLeChasseur and Frank Roberto were the initial driving forcesto make it happen,” said Holy Cross athletic director GianniBittanti. “It’s held here every year and it’s always incrediblyexciting for the school. You can feel the energy in the schooland there’s always big crowds for our games. We have gradu-ates come back to just sit in the stands and feel part of it. It’s abig week for our school.”

Fresh off a win in the Surrey Firefighters Goodwill tourney,the Crusaders will be favoured in the senior girls tourney. Onthe boys’ side of the draw, St. Thomas More is the favouritebut the Knights can expect to be challenged by ArchbishopCarney, Holy Cross and Notre Dame.

The tournament begins on Wednesday (Jan. 12) althoughHoly Cross does not begin play until play Thursday with thegirls playing at 10:30 a.m. and the boys tipping off at noon.

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3508 Dogs3508

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6508 Apt/Condos6508

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Close to Lougheed Mall,S.F.U. & Transportation.

office:604 936-3907

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ARBOUR GREENE552 Dansey Ave, Coq

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office: 604 524-8174cell: 604 813-8789

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office: 604 936-1225

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SRY 2 BR, 2 baths apt in highrise,nr skytrain, Mall & SFU, $1100,ns/np, Avail Now. 604-785-1608

SRY 65/135th St, Bach Ste, $525+ util, w/d, quiet family complex,no pets, Call 604-596-1099

SRY, WHALLEY. Big 2 BR, 2ndflr. 2 appl. $875/mo. Balcony. 900sq ft. No pets. 604-589-2103

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6515 Duplexes - Rent6515

SRY, BOLIVAR Hts. Cozy 1 BR +den. Quiet area. $595/mo + utils.Nr Skytrain. 604-944-2600 eves.

6605 Townhouses -Rent6605

W. ROCK. New 3 BR, 2.5 ba, 5appl, dbl garage, 1430 sf, $1900.Ns/np. Avail Now. 604-312-6993

6520 Farms/Acreage6520

S. LANGLEY, 3 BR House on 20acres, Barn for 52 horses, racetrack. Full amenities. N/S. AvailFeb 15. Call for more info:778-809-1105 or 604-613-5886

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6565 Office/Retail -Rent6565

4 RM Office or Reno’d 2 BR upperHome on 176 nr Hwy 10, up to 1/2acre prkg. 1300 sf. 778-809-2510

6595 SharedAccommodation6595

6595-20 Coq./Poco/Port Moody6595-20

ROOMMATE NEEDED to share1800 sqft Townhouse in PortMoody, w/d, laminate floors, $595incls utils, cable & internet, park-ing, indoor pool, nr SFU &Lougheed Mall. Suits professionalworking person or student. Refer-ences Required. Avail Now. Call778-846-5275

6602 Suites/PartialHouses6602

1 BR very clean g/lvl ste, 77 & 144St, by bus/amens, No smoking,N/P, no lndry (nr laundry mat).$425. Av now. 604-341-3565

132St/60Ave Lrg 4 BR, 2 f/bath,rec/fam rm, liv rm, 5 appls, dblgrg. Nr ammens, 604-572-1966


168/64 AVE, 1 BR bsmt ste, n/p,n/s, no w/d, incls cbl & utils, $650,Avail Immed. 604-575-7136

$875. BSMT suite. 1bdrm & den.w/d insuite utilities incl. n/s. nopet. bus & shops close. Avail.604 575 6212

BRIDGEVIEW 2 BR main flr, h/wflrs, priv ent, shrd laund, hyd/gasincld. Semi furn. N/S, n/p. Refs.Call after 4pm 778-239-6026

CHIMNEY HILLS 70/149. 2 BRste, $625 incls utls, cable. NS/NP.778-834-9468 or 604-765-2179

C-HOUSE 1 bdrm $800 Jan 15w/d incl util WiFi prkg n/s n/d n/p68/193B St 604-533-7043

CLAYTON HGHTS 1 BR bsmtste, ALL appls, prkg. $795 inclsutl. NS/NP. Av now 604-448-2170

CLAYTON HGHTS. 2 BR bsmtste in new home, own laundry,alarm, sep entry. Suits 2. Byshops/bus/schl. $950 incl utl/cbl.Ns/Np. Avail now. 604-716-2053

CLAYTON HGHTS Coach Hse1 BR, ALL appls, prkg. $850 inclsutl. NS/NP. Feb1. 604-448-2170

CLOVERDALE. 2 BR, cov patio.$750 incl utils. By bus, schls. Ns/np, no w/d. Immed. 604-825-5472

CLOVERDALE New 2 BR bsmt,white appls, $900 incl utils. AvailJan 15. Pet ok. 604-574-2745

CLOVERDALE. New stes; 2 BR$800 & 1 BR $675; Incls utls & cbl.Avail now. NS/NP. 604-574-7903

GROUND LEVEL one bedroomsuite for rent from Jan 15. Includ-ing all utilities and cable. N/S,N/P. Rent is $550/m.Call604-596-3642 or 778-245-3383.

GUILDFORD 143/100A Ave. 2BR, by elem schl. $750 incls utls,cbl, w/net. NS/NP. 778-892-0787

LANGLEY, WILLOUGHBY Hts.1 BR bsmt. Central heating & a/c.Priv w/d. N/s, no dogs. $750/moincl hydro/cbl. Avail now. Brent orTanya, 604-532-6452 leave msg

N. DELTA, 1 BR, sep liv rm, cln,g/lev, N/s, N/p, now, $550/mo.604-501-2528, 604-834-6500

N DELTA 2 BR bsmt, wd, tile flrs,f/bath $850 + 1/3 util, Jan 15, ns,np, nr amens, 604-596-4744

N. DELTA, 92/ Scott. 1 BR ste,sh’d W/D, sep entry, $650 incls utl/cbl. Now. NS/NP. 778-241-9134

N Delta, New renos 3 BR upr, wd,dw, hw flrs, Feb1, $1400 + 2/3 util.ns/np, nr amens, 604-596-4744


NEWLY RENO’D 2 BR g/l ste,Avail Feb 1, incls all utils, n/s, n/p,no W/D, cats ok, $850. 585-0032

NEWTON 132/67. UPPER 3 BR,4 appls, garage. $1100 + 60%utls. N/S. Cat OK. 604-813-7284

NEWTON 144/70, New 1 BRcoach hse, $675 incls utils, wd.Chimney Hgts 1 BR bmst $500incls utils, ns/np, 778-686-2594

NEWTON 2 BR gr lev ste. Nopets, No party, no W/D. Now,$650 incls util. 604-595-1741

NEWTON 66/125A, Lrg 1 BR clnbright bsmt ste. Avail now. $550incls utls & cable. NS/NP.604-596-1488 or 604-314-3827

NEWTON 68/144St, New 1 BR &Den, ldry, lam flrs & radiant ht. AvJan 1. $700 incls utls/cable. NS/NP. 778-565-3868,778-885-8703

NEWTON 69/144 ST, 2 BR, h/wflrs, suits 2, $750 incls utils, n/p,n/s, no w/d, 604-594-2473

6508 Apt/Condos6508

SRY, 148/67B Ave, New lrg 1 BRste, sep kitchen, $650 incl utils.Avail now. NS/NP. 604-219-2346

SRY, 62/132B. Panorama Ridge.Large 1 BR. $550/mo incl hydro.Near bus & Sikh temple. Ns/np.778-773-5772 or 604-572-3467

SRY, Cedar Hills. 3 BR, 2 f/baths,w/b f/p. Ns/np. $1000/mo inclhydro/cbl. Immed. 604-518-1670

SRY, FLEETWOOD. Brand new2 BR. H/wd flrs. Great area! Ns/np. $750/mo incl hydro/cbl. Now.604-580-4860 or 604-339-3994

SRY, Fleetwood - Bright 1 BRbsmt, NS/NP. $575 incl util/cbl. Nramens. Jan15th. 604-951-4105

SRY, GREEN Timbers. 149 St/Delwood Pl. Clean 1 BR, g/l. H/wdflrs. $675/mo incl hydro/cbl/’net.Absolutely no smoking, no pets.No w/d. Jan 15th. 604-812-7884

SRY, NEWTON. 2 BR, f/bath. Ns/np, no w/d. $695/mo incl hydro.Near Kwantlen College & shops.Available Jan 15th or Feb 1st.604-596-7183, from 4pm - 8pm.

SRY nr Guildford Mall, 2 BR bsmt,inste w/d, d/w, $1000 incl util, ns/np, avail Now, 604 581-8342

SRY, Royal Hts. Bright 2 BR, grd/lvl. Patio. Ns/np, no w/d. $670/moincl hydro. Now. 604-588-1608

SRY,(143B-75A) NEW 1 BRbsmt ($500), N/P, N/S. Inc.util,cbl,net.(604)590-5350


SRY, Panorama Ridge. 1 BR.Veggie garden, orchard, patio.Quiet area. Ns/np. $550/mo. Nearbus, shops & schools. Jan 15th.604-507-3339 or 778-839-3939

6605 Townhouses -Rent6605

WHITE ROCK 3 BR, 4 baths,over 1800 sqft, 5 sundecks, nrbeach. $1800. n/s, 604-813-6003

6620 Warehouse/Commercial6620

LANGLEY small whse, $895/mo.Willowbrook hobby/storageshop $595/mo. 604-834-3289

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8015 ApplianceRepairs8015

** A-1 APPLIANCE REPAIRS **at reas. rates, cert. exp’d techn’s.Also APPLS 4 SALE. 588-2828

ALL MAKES & MODELS, CertTechnician, 20 yrs exp, Sales &Service. 24/7. Zeb 604-596-2626

8035 Carpet Cleaning8035UNITED CARPET CLEANING★ Satisfaction Guaranteed ★

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8055 Cleaning8055

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8075 Drywall8075K. C. DRYWALL

Complete Drywall Services.Call 604-533-2139

PSB DRYWALL ★ All Boarding,Taping & Texture. Guaranteedwork. Call Parm, 604-762-4657

8080 Electrical8080#1113 Low Cost Electric 522-3435Comm/Res/Panel change Heat-ing/Appl Repair. Lic & Bonded.

#1 IN QUALITY WORKLic. #9902. Big or small. 16 yearsexp. Mention ad: 10% discount!Reas. rates. Call 604-773-0341.

8080 Electrical8080

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ABACUS ELECTRIC.ca Lic ElectContr 97222. 40 years exp. 1 stop!Reas. rates! BBB. 778-988-9493.

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8105 Flooring/Refinishing8105

Century Hardwood Floors★Hardwood flr refinishing

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8125 Gutters8125COASTAL OUTDOOR

Prof gutter cleaning/repairs,power washing, all applications,roof repairs. Brian 604-574-1399

8130 Handyperson8130#1 HANDYMAN Services. Elec,plumbing & general repairs. Alsosell, repair& install all major appls,F/S, S/D, D/W etc. 604-588-2828

8160 Lawn & Garden8160

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8185 Moving &Storage8185

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8195 Painting/Wallpaper8195

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MILANO Painting 604-551-6510Int/Ext. Good Prices. Free Est.Written Guar. Prof & Insured.

WILLI’S PAINTING, EuropeanCraftman, Great Quality, Over 20yrs exp. Free Est. 604-575-9506

8205 Paving/SealCoating8205

ALLEN Asphalt, concrete, brick,drains, foundations, walls, mem-branes 604-618-2304/ 820-2187

8220 Plumbing8220

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8240 Renovations &Home Improvement8240

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